The Serendipity (Only Magic in the Building)

by Emma St. Clair

“Because you’re my new landlord, and that makes me your problem.” She most certainly is.

In a hiss and a flash of pointy teeth, the possum miraculously revives and launches itself at Archer. With a very girlish scream Archer shoots to his feet, flailing his arms as the possum climbs him like a tree. Not to be left out, Archibald leaps, Sara loses her grip on the leash, and the billionaire, the dog, and the marsupial crash to the floor in a flash of fur, teeth, and an expensive suit that will most definitely require dry cleaning. Or perhaps a funeral pyre.

Who wears a suit grocery shopping?